She not only committed genocide but she condemned the souls of those she killed to be endlessly tormented in the Maw. So, they only look at her crimes as what she killed? I mean, monster wouldn't be the half of it. That is the only question we need to answer, then it will likely explain why people on the same team were fighting each other. Well, think about Starwars Episode I, II, III and think about Palpatine, he was the Senator of Naboo, then the Chancellor of the Repuiblic, while also being Darth Sidious and the soul person behind the Clone Wars.so i am not confused about this at all.all we really need to know is what is Zovaal's Endgame Plan, for Palpatine, it was to weaken the Republic to bring in a Tyrannical Dictatorship after turning the only Guardians of the Republic that could stand against him into Traitors through deception.sounds familiar. Would be really surprised if she dies in the end. It removes all agency from her character, instead of Sylvanas simply becoming bitter and vengeful for what was done to her, she just wasn't fully herself due to missing a part of her soul! She's obviously not going to face any consequences.

Obviously, none of it was there at the time WC3 story was written but it doesn't look like a glaring plothole.Īt least it looks good, but I don't like this resolution. Unsure if they even could be in contact with Denathrius without compromising themselves.

Maybe since NZ failed, they sought to remove him, maybe they would have tried to 'soften up' Azeroth with the subjugated Scourge - all under the guise of serving Sargeras. KTZ may have been on it the whole time, and as for the dreadlords it's unclear what were their orders past infiltrating the Legion. Heck, even now he has Anduin harnessing his power, like he requires a mortal conduit for domination magic, rather than just do it all himself.Īnd since Ner'zhul failed to do his bidding, he didn't interfere with Arthas' actions that would result in him replacing the Lich King. The Jailer is powerful, but it doesn't seem like exerting control on the world of the living is something he can do, so he created the Lich King to act in his stead, and that probably was the one being he could influence at the time. Were they all pretending to be enemies? What for? And why was she fighting against Dreadlords or Kel'Thuzad in Warcraft 3? They were all on the same side after all, serving the Jailer Zovaal! There are more possible plot holes, like Kel'Thuzad helping Arthas escape from Lordaeron, despite the fact that he and Dreadlords were (again) fighting for the same master.

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